• Wax Idols share "Mausoleum" from new LP 'Happy Ending,' touring

    Wax Idols' long-in-the-works new album, Happy Ending, is finally out May 16 via Hether Fortune's own Etruscan Gold label...
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  • Interview with 2018 NBCC Autobiography Award Finalist Ludmilla Petruvaskaya

    Interview with 2018 NBCC Autobiography Award Finalist Ludmilla Petruvaskaya
    For the past four years, the National Book Critics Circle has partnered with The New School’s MFA Creative Writing program, allowing the students to interview each of the NBCC Awards Finalists. In addition to building excitement for the Awards Finalist Reading and Ceremony held at the New School March 14th-15th, these interviews have built an intergenerational bridge between the writers of today and tomorrow.
    This year, as part of the ongoing collaboration, and in support of the NBCC&
  • Caleb Scofield (Cave In), RIP

    We are sad to report that Caleb Scofield, bassist/vocalist in Cave In has died. The pickup truck he was driving crashed at high speed into a toll barrier in Bedford, NH on F.E. Everett Turnpike...
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  • Jack White playing SNL with host John Mulaney (who has a new Netflix special)

    Mulaney's new Netflix was special was filmed at his recent sold-out Radio City run and it's coming out in May.
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  • The Voidz share "Pyramid of Bones" video; L.A. residency underway (setlist, video)

    Julian Casablancas' band The Voidz release new album ’Virtue’ this week.
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  • Panopticon releasing double album next week, playing fests

    Their schedule includes the just-announced Fire In The Mountains festival, which is gradually revealing its lineup.
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  • Julia Holter debuted songs from new LP in Mexico, covered Leonard Cohen in Spanish

    According to a review of the Mexico show, her new album is due out in the second half of 2018.
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  • Gorillaz debut new track "Hollywood" ft. Snoop Dogg in Chile (watch)

    Damon Albarn told the audience, "If you go tell anyone that we're putting out a new album very soon, I'll deny it, cause I didn't say that. Alright?" Gorillaz are also reissuing ’Demon Days’ on vinyl.
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  • Janeane Garofalo at Eastville

    On Friday night, March 30, catch a stand up set from the one and only Janeane Garofalo in the Village, her home turf. She’s been doing a lot of shows at Eastville Comedy Club lately, which leads me to wonder whether she’s prepping material for a new tour. Regardless, she’s always funny and it’s a treat to be able to see her do her thing in an intimate setting for just $20 a ticket. That should leave you some extra cash to spend on dinner at one of the 90 bazillion amazing
  • Eggs for breakfast, bugs for dinner

    Send March packing and welcome Spring with a trip out to the beach on Saturday morning. Coney Island Brewery will start your weekend off right on March 31 with a fully catered breakfast and beer cocktails like a “lemonade mermosa” served from 11am-1pm. Tickets to Kegs n’ Eggs will run you $25, but go easy on the food if you want to enjoy that ride on the Cyclone afterwards. Speaking of strong stomachs, the New York Adventure Club and Chef Joseph Yoon of Brooklyn Bugs are hostin
  • Hop over to the Bunny Bar

    Last fall BB contrib Meredith Craig de Pietro toured four Brooklyn chocolate factories, including Fine & Raw, whose name is a nod to the fact that they do not process their chocolate over 150 degrees, making their 100% organic and plant-based bars a raw food product.
    “Fine & Raw believe that chocolate is a super food,” she explains, “and that without the refined sugar of say, a Hershey bar, chocolate is actually very good for you.”
    Well, if that’s the c
  • Strike the Monday blues

    If you’re celebrating Easter or Passover with your family this weekend, you’ll need to debrief, and Brooklyn Bowl’s Monday night happy hour specials can help in that department. If you arrive before 6pm, admission is free and you’ll get $5 beers and $6 wine and frozen margs plus buy- one-get-one-free appetizers and half off lanes all night long. And if you arrive after 6, the cover is $5, so it’s still a deal.
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  • Meg Wolitzer at Books are Magic

    For everyone enchanted by the best-seller, The Interestings, Meg Wolitzer’s new novel, The Female Persuasion, should be an equally compelling read. It’s first on our essential cultural happenings this month, and Books are Magic is hosting the author and New Yorker staff writer Jia Tolentino in conversation about the state of feminism and how it plays out in her book on the date of its release, April 3. The free reading and talk begin at 7:30 and it will no doubt be packed,
  • ‘Vertigo’ at Metrograph

    One of my favorite things about living in the City is the vast array of movie theater options showing all kinds of films at any given time and I love going to movies by myself, particularly in the middle of the week. The Lower East Side’s Metrograph is a destination for all the classics, and this Wednesday, April 4, they are screening one of the all time greats, Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo, at 7:45pm. See James Stewart and Kim Novak in what were arguably their most iconic, memorable r
  • Dreamscape

    If you’re the type of person who loves vaguely-described immersive pop-up experiences, you might consider buying a ticket to the upcoming Dream Machine event, a surreal, interactive installation based on the sleep cycle that’s opening in Williamsburg on Thursday, April 5. Details are sparse, but it looks like a cloud room, an ethereal garden, and a giant ball pit will be among the 10 different rooms in the tour. Your Instagram won’t know what hit it. Tickets are $38 each and ar

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